Following the disruptions caused by the Covid pandemic, Br. John Deeney is pleased to reveal that the Lasallian Projects will be travelling to Africa this summer and he is inviting anyone interested to get in touch.

Svetlana Fenech, Educator at De La Salle College Junior School, reflects to the Carnival celebrations held at De La Salle College Junior School.

De La Salle College 6th Form Malta hosted their Careers Day recently and the event proved to be very beneficial for all.

The students had a number of sessions by different professionals according to their study subjects about the different career choice possibilities. 

The International Symposium of Young Lasallians took place at the Generalate in Rome between November 13th and 20th, with the District of Ireland, Great Britain and Malta represented by Joseph Degabriele.

Students at De La Salle College Dundalk displayed their talents on the sporting front when the U-17 team captured the North East Championship recently.

Students at De La Salle College Senior School have been busy displaying their talents in the kitchen by with an enthusiastic effort in their Home Economics practicals.

The busy schedule of District progammes and events continues on Thursday March 2 and Friday March 10 when Chaplains, Heads of RE and Animators from GB will gather at St Cassian’s, Kintbury, for the annual CHoRE gathering.

St. Brigid’s Primary School, Kildare Town continues to be a hive of activity as we enter into the season of spring including celebrating their Patron Saint. 

De La Salle Sixth Formers visited the European Parliament in Strasbourg and it proved to be a wonderful experience for all involved.

The Animators’ Gathering held in Castletown on January 26th and 27th provided another reminder of the wonderful work being done to look after the young people in our schools and to strengthen the Lasallian Mission.

The energy and passion of the gathering has been captured in a number videos that have now been posted on our YouTube channel.

The enthusiasm, energy and sense of community that fuels that passion for the Lasallian Mission in the District of Ireland, Great Britain and Malta was evident in abundance at the second District Mission Assembly in Malta.

The second District Mission Assembly came to a memorable conclusion on Wednesday February 6th when delegates paved the way forward for the District over the next four years by completing and overwhelming endorsing the Direction Statements.

Day two of the second District Mission Assembly in Malta saw significant progress on the journey to creating the Direction Statements.

The second District Mission Assembly began in Malta on Monday February 6th, with the San Antonio Hotel, Bugibba, hosting what proved to be a very busy but productive day.

As part of the build-up to the second District Mission Assembly which opens in Malta on Monday February 6th we will be sharing videos over the coming days to provide information and set the scene for this significant event.

After months of meticulous preparation the District of Ireland, Great Britain and Malta is ready to embark on the second District Mission Assembly at the beginning of February.

Students at De La Salle College continue to live the Lasallian Values on a daily basis and some of the recent projects to highlight these principles include, book donations, exploring friendship and celebrating International Men’s Day.

Students at De La Salle School, St Helens, had a busy time in the run up to Christmas as the 1719 Society and SVP held a first pensioner’s party, while there was also a very successful school play.

Students at St Illtyd’s Catholic High School in Rumney continued their development and learning with a wide range of activities over recent months, including looking after the environment, embracing reading and reflecting on an adventure break.